God In Us is a radical representation of the Christian faith for the 21st century. Following the example of the Old Testament prophets and the first-century Christians it overturns received ideas about God. God is not an invisible person 'out there' somewhere, but lives in the human heart and mind as 'the sum of all our values and ideals' guiding and inspiring our lives.

God in Us: A Case for Christian Humanism

Religion & Spirituality

Freeman, Anthony

Christian Books & Bibles

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About the author:  Anthony earned a full merit scholarship to a top 50 university upon graduating from a fairly average public high school in Virginia. By working hard in college on classes, part time jobs, and internships, Anthony graduated with honors, no debt, an investment portfolio, and some fun memories. Through this book, he hopes to help parents and students achieve their goals and maximize their potential.  About this book: This concise and practical guide showcases proven strategies. It is based on the personal experiences of a highly successful student, as well as conversations with other top performers. Struggling students will get a comprehensive framework for college preparation, and top students will likely pick up helpful tips that enhance performance. Practical and effective techniques are covered throughout the book to help students cope with the day to day rigors of high school and plan ahead throughout the four years. Topics include classes, grades, test skills (including the SAT), extracurricular activities, competition, mindset, awards, essays, recommendation letters, interviews, and college applications. Overall, readers will receive a solid understanding and effective tools to help them succeed in school and gain acceptance to a great college.

High School Success and College Application

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An exciting introduction to consciousness research and its applications to our waking and sleeping moments.
Once the domain of philosophers, the study of consciousness is now an exciting branch of science. Author Anthony Freeman, managing editor of the Journal of Consciousness Studies, opens Consciousness with a history of mind study, from the ancient Greeks to the present, and provides a multidisciplinary review of cognitive science. Freeman untangles the conflicting theories on the working of the brain, analyzing the techniques developed for its study over the years.
"Seeing" v. "believing," mind/body connections, zombies, and assembly line robots are just the beginning. Even chaos theory and quantum physics are relevant, with opposing approaches inciting disciplinary battles. This illustrated and accessible volume introduces key researchers like Wilder Penfield, who talked with his conscious sister while operating on her brain tumor.
 • 12 chapters discussing the important debates on the nature of consciousness including excerpts from classic texts
• Rich illustrations, including photographs and drawings

Consciousness: A Guide to the Debates (Controversies in Science)

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